WARNER MUSIC GROUP PARTNERS WITH ENTREPRENEURIAL POWERHOUSE ANJULA ACHARIA
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Warner Music Group (WMG) has announced a strategic partnership with entrepreneur Anjula Acharia to launch 5 Junction, a new joint venture label focused on discovering U.S.-based artists of South Asian heritage and promoting WMG's existing South Asian artists.
The label will work closely with Warner Records and WMG's India team, building on recent successes like Diljit Dosanjh's record-breaking Punjabi concert in Canada and breakthrough achievements by artists King and Jasleen Royal on Spotify's Global Top 25.
5 Junction will also collaborate with 91 North Records, a joint venture between Warner Music India and Warner Music Canada. The initiative aims to amplify South Asian music in the U.S. market, leveraging Acharia's expertise in building global platforms and cross-cultural careers.
Positive
- Strategic expansion into the growing South Asian music market
- Partnership with successful entrepreneur Anjula Acharia brings valuable network and expertise
- Recent track record of success with South Asian artists reaching global charts
- Leveraging existing infrastructure through Warner Records and Warner Music India
Negative
- None.
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On the day this news was published, WMG gained 1.15%, reflecting a mild positive market reaction.
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'5 Junction' imprint focused on breaking American artists of South Asian heritage and talent from the Subcontinent in the
Anjula Acharia, Founder of 5 Junction, said: "Bringing South Asian talent to western audiences and beyond isn't about trends – it's about truth. Growing up between cultures, I always knew our stories had global power. My mission has been to translate that and show the world that representation isn't a favor – it's a force. Whether it's music, identity, marketing, or scale, moving fluidly between the intersection of culture and commerce is where the magic happens."
Robert Kyncl, CEO of Warner Music Group, said: "WMG saw the global potential in South Asian music early, and we're well-positioned to turbocharge our success in the bustling trade route between
Corson and Bay-Schuck said: "South Asian music has the scale, the diaspora, and the irresistible rhythm to thrive in the
5 Junction will work closely with WMG's
Jay Mehta, Managing Director, Warner Music India, said: "We've seen big cultural collaborations between King and Nick Jonas, Diljit and Sia, as well as Karan Aujla and One Republic, and for the first time ever we saw Diljit perform at
Anjula Acharia is a trailblazing entrepreneur, talent strategist, and cultural force, known for building global platforms and cross-cultural careers. She played a pivotal role in launching Priyanka Chopra Jonas' career in
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About Warner Music Group
Warner Music Group (WMG) brings together artists, songwriters, entrepreneurs, and technology that are moving entertainment culture across the globe. Operating in more than 70 countries through a network of affiliates and licensees, WMG's Recorded Music division includes renowned labels such as 10K Projects, 300 Entertainment, Asylum, Atlantic, Big Beat, EastWest, Elektra, Erato, First Night, Fueled By Ramen, Nonesuch, Parlophone, Reprise, Rhino, Roadrunner, Sire, Spinnin', Warner Records, Warner Classics, and Warner Music Nashville. WMG's music publishing arm, Warner Chappell Music, has a catalog of over one million copyrights spanning every musical genre, from the standards of the Great American Songbook to the biggest hits of the 21st century. Warner Music Group is also home to ADA, which supports the independent community, as well as artist services division WMX. Follow WMG on Instagram, X, TikTok, LinkedIn, and Facebook.
Media Contacts
For WMG
Majeda Hussein
Majeda.Hussein@wmg.com
For Anjula Acharia
Anita Chatterjee
anita@a-gamepr.com
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